Thank you to the Chinese medical team for giving her the opportunity to live like a normal child, and I believe that the help of Chinese medical experts will change the fate of her daughter. "Sivelle Wanafeng is the mother of a 6-year-old child with congenital heart disease. Recently, Wanafeng's daughter received intervention treatment from the Chinese medical team in the medical cooperation project of "China Laos Congenital heart defect Joint Screening and Treatment" and was discharged successfully. In mid to late June, with the assistance of the Chinese non-governmental organization International Exchange Promotion Association, this medical cooperation project was jointly carried out by the Fuwai Hospital of the Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences, the Fuwai Cardiovascular Hospital of Yunnan Province, the Chinese Charity Federation, and the Yunnan Provincial Government Information Office in Laos. With advanced technology and equipment, the Chinese medical team conducted free screening of congenital heart disease for nearly 6000 Laotian primary, secondary and kindergarten students aged 3 to 18 years in Mensai, Luang Prabang, Vientiane and other places. After screening, the Chinese medical team organized middle-aged and old medical personnel through the mobile interventional treatment operating vehicle of Fuwai Cardiovascular Hospital in Yunnan Province to conduct interventional treatment for 4 sick children, and also formulated the next targeted Sex therapy scheme for other children. "Most families here are unable to pay for screening and treatment. This (medical cooperation project) is a valuable examination opportunity for all students." When the medical team was screening at Apai Primary School in Luang Prabang, the headmaster Kanshun Hongdun was gratified. Song Peng Sensulizhan's child is another child who received intervention treatment this time. She told reporters that her son had difficulty breathing when he was four months old and grew up feeling tired playing for a while. Illness has brought many difficulties to our family because we have to take care of our children at all times. I hope my child can recover, live and exercise like other children, and have a better life. "Sen Sulizhan heard that Chinese experts came to Vientiane and came from other provinces." For me, it was a blessing from heaven! We live in the countryside, and getting treatment opportunities is very fortunate. The team led by Pan Xiangbin, Vice President of Fuwai Hospital of the Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences and Executive Director of Fuwai Cardiovascular Hospital in Yunnan Province, is conducting the treatment this time. The team has created an original ultrasound guided percutaneous intervention technology internationally, which solves the challenges of traditional techniques with high trauma and cost; The mobile intervention surgical vehicle invented by the team can perform ultrasound guided intervention surgery on site without relying on hospitals, enabling cardiovascular surgery to cross over to the "door-to-door surgery" mode. According to team member Wang Shouzheng, all four children who received treatment this time have been discharged. The Chinese medical team not only deployed surgical carts to Laos for surgical treatment, but also provided ultrasound guided intervention technology training to Lao doctors to promote the Chinese plan. On the 20th, at the project launch ceremony held at the Mahoso Hospital in the capital of Laos, Vientiane, the Minister of Health of Laos, Benfeng, sincerely praised China's advanced technology and equipment after visiting the surgical vehicle. Susa von Pazhan, President of Mahoso Hospital, is particularly grateful to the Chinese side for sending a medical team to conduct scientific research and medical cooperation, believing that this will effectively improve the medical and health level of Laos. Zhan Dafeng Sokazoim is a pediatric expert at Mahoso Hospital. She introduced her newly learned treatment plan for the Chinese medical team to the reporter. Chinese treatment technology will effectively help improve Lao medicine